Recall Data Omnifeeds
by recallnet
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to various data feeds including Twitter, Substack, and CoinGecko. This server enables AI models to interact with and analyze data from multiple sources through a unified interface.
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What is Recall Data Omnifeeds?
Recall Data Omnifeeds is an MCP server designed to provide AI models with access to a variety of data sources, including Twitter, Substack, and CoinGecko, through a unified interface. It allows models to interact with and analyze data from these different platforms.
How to use Recall Data Omnifeeds?
To use the server, first install and build it using npm install and npm run build. Then, configure your MCP-compatible client (e.g., Claude) to connect to the server by providing the server's command, arguments, and environment variables, including API keys for Twitter and CoinGecko (optional). Invoke tools using the MCP protocol as shown in the Usage section.
Key features of Recall Data Omnifeeds
Twitter Integration (profile, tweets, search, write access, direct messaging)
Substack Integration (publication info, recent posts, comments, search)
CoinGecko Integration (token prices, contract addresses, search, trending tokens)
Model Context Protocol (MCP) support
Unified interface for multiple data sources
Use cases of Recall Data Omnifeeds
Enriching AI model context with real-time data from social media and financial platforms
Analyzing trends and sentiment across multiple data sources
Automating tasks on Twitter, such as tweeting, liking, and following
Gathering insights from Substack publications and comments
FAQ from Recall Data Omnifeeds
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for AI models to interact with external tools and data sources.
Do I need API keys for all integrations?
Do I need API keys for all integrations?
Twitter API keys are required for full functionality. CoinGecko API key is optional and enables Pro API features.
How do I contribute to the project?
How do I contribute to the project?
Fork the repository, create a feature branch, commit your changes, push to the branch, and open a pull request.
What license is the project under?
What license is the project under?
The project is licensed under the ISC license.
What kind of data can I access?
What kind of data can I access?
You can access data from Twitter, Substack, and CoinGecko, including user profiles, tweets, publication information, token prices, and more.